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LIGHTNING RoDs repaired. Speaking
tubes. j. II. KUEHLING, 12l2 Pa. ave.
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VISITING LARps neatly engraved from
your plates at IS cents per hundred. Ker-
wand, 1912 Pennsylvania avenue.
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"AIderncy Dniry yynrOns,r

! unexcelled In exquisite combination OF
el!cate odors. Colgate IL Co. are the
argest perfumers,
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w. II. HOughtOn a Co., 1914 +
Htreet NOrthMest,

have received their new line OF Furniture,
Carpets, Upholstering Goods and Wall
Paper for fall. Furniture upholstered.
Splendid assortment at lowest prices.
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H. McGILL

DEALER IN BUILDING SUPPLIES.
pos 10 ola @ street northwest, next National
Rifles Arm0ry.
Architectural Iron Work, Cement, Plaster
Fire Brick, Fire Clsy, Wall slats, Paints, O'li
Glass. e,c.
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Tnfhc Lntlics.
ror All Aches and Pains

Ssri your lace curtains to the Swlsi
S;sAE Laundry, lSs! street
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tut WHsHfHNtUH UrVsSeU bVVI
60 to John II. Kelly, stalls 62s, $50 and $50
Centre Market, aud 206 and 20S Northern
Liberty. Corned beef speciality.
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MI MOUNT VERMONT
MOUNT VERNON

Steamer W. W. CORCORAN
Leaves 7th.Bt Wharf daily Except sunday fol
MOUNT VERNON,
At 10 O'Clock a. IN. returning, reaches Waeh
ington about $50 y. N.
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SIEAM BQAIS.
,I,o NORFOLK AND FORT MONROE.

NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MON
IN ROE.-Daily line to Norfolk, stopping
at Piney Point going and returning Steamers
Lady of the Lake and Jane Moselcy leave
every day from 7th-st wharf at m; excel
lent meals, 75c. Staterooms secured and bag
gage checked at 1919 and 1851 Pa ave and on
steamer, Telephone call o..
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IT ia Not necessary

to buy every new BOOK that comes out,
when you may have the privilege of reading
all you want at the low price OF $ subscrlp-
No. l349 street northwest, has all the
standard works and oil the new books as
soon as published. Call and subscribe.
MoSodRAMs and address dies stamped In
colors at low figures. Keryand's, 1912
Pennsylvania avenue.
LIGHTNING RoDs, electric work.
j. II. KuEHLING, 1912 Pa. ave.
The Washington critic., 1887-10-06

Ask for 1t. Schlitzs' Milwaukee Lage
Beer. For sale by all leading houses.
The Washington critic., 1887-10-06

If You Want Cheap Cigars,
and at the same time good goods, call on
j. l.. DOwden, 0b7 Louisiana avenue,
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and examine the bedroom department.
One Of the best selected lines OF chamber
suites 10 the city for style, quality, finish
and price. \ call is solicited, Remember,
B5ri,harth's, Oli.Fellows' Hall, seventh
s;feet northwest.
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WASHINGTON CRITIC
CITY SPECIALS.

EuGaep's Furniture, Carpet mud
stove House
rgt1ts 4 specially Of union-made good
McrkigEggta should, therefore, when io
yts3 - ANYTHING iu his line, give him actll
Ms Ys,ccs arp as reasonable, his terms n'
Sssy Aui his goods as reliable as can be
isuui elsewhere Remember the place
RuppEN's,
QSO.Q39 Seventh street northwest.
SiEu OF the union made stoves,
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BrlghtwoOd Races, Monday, Oct. 10, 3p. IN.
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For Parlor ana Library suites
visit Ere,tbar,h.s FURNITURE House

Il will pay you to call at BTeitbarth's, odd
Fellows Hall, Seventh street northwest.
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CnAcagU 1saracts.
The following summary is by B. X. Plain
& Co., st. Cloud Building, Ninth g u
streets.
The Washington critic., 1887-10-06
Buy Of The Makers.

We cannot yet advertise
that our Fall Stock Is COM
plete, and the largest on
earth, for only part Of 1t
has arrived. That part,
however, is larger than
the entire stock of many
dealers. All Of our regu-
lar staple goods, goods sea-
sonable now, are here, and
only some new and exclu-
sive styles remain yet in
the factory. When these
arrive, they will be duly
advertised.
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ARTHUR BURT & CO.,

edwin c. Burt 4 Co,
New York;
1911 + STREET N. W.
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1t IL the Hest,

ING RoDs, electric work.
j. IL. KuEHLING, 1912 Pa. ave.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-10

From the st. Louis Republican.
The dynamite hoax, of which Chief
Justice Waite was the victim, promises 10
work some results. II has drawn the at
tcntion 10 the somewhat surprising fact
that the postal laws OF the United States
contain no provisions through which the
person offering packages containing cN-
plosiyes for transmission in the mails can
be punished. The announcement OF this
fact by Mr.. Bryant, the attorney general Of
the pOstoflice department, has surprised
everybody, and the immediate effect has
been 10 convince members OF Congress
that the proper amendment, making the
mailing Of such matter "A crime, cannot he
too soon passed. Now that il is known
that nothing can be done to the person
who places an internal machine or other
explosives in the mails under the United
States laws, there is, OF course, greater dan
ger than there has been heretofore that the
dynamite fends will avail themselves Ol
the exceptional facilities Uncle Sans post
offers Tor the carrying out oi their nciari-
GUS designs. The system OF special de-
livery to which Mr. Hopkins rcsOricd for
carrying ont his brilliant scheme affords
every desired opportunity for the safe
transmission OF genuine article Of this
kind. II can be put into the postoilicc
without the sender being observed aud Is
certain, ii not inspected 10y tho postal Of
fcials, 10 bc delivered speedily TO the
party addressed. This danger Is one that
il is felt now there should he every pre-
caution taken against, and the necessary
act of Congress will undoubtedly be passed
at the coming session.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-10

party still maintain deadlock in the Sem
ate During the afternoon session the two
absent senators came in and filed their
certificates, The other Mayes men re-
manned away. The Nationals proposed
that the Senate be organized and the can
wasting OF the vote be taken up. The
Mayes men objected, as they believed that
three precincts would be thrown out as IL
legal, and they maintain that these should
be counted. The Mayes party proposed
that the contest against the two party
leaders who are kept from their seats in
the Senate he dropped This was declined
This see-sawing may continue indefinitely.
There IS Il provision in the treaty calling
on the United States government to settle
such troubles, but neither side will resort
TO this as it will he used against them in
Washington. The lower house formally
organized with Robert Neigh, National
list, as speaker 1t is learned that the
council expects to obtain $4,000 for the
lease OF the Cherokee strip, sum double
that now received
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-10

From the London Times.
About 10000 carats of rough diamonds
reach the hands Of the Amsterdam manu-
fictnrrS each week When finished these
vary in price from 81 20 $50 per carat,
while SOME stones command very much
higher prices. The capital invested in
this trade il not all Dutch, for very large
proportion Of the diamonds manipulated
in Amsterdam belong 20 London and Paris
houses. Berlin, Frankfort, ~. Petersburg,
Moscow, Rome, Naples, Barcelona and
Madrid, rs well as Paris. London and New
York, are all markets for diamonds pre-
pared in Amsterdam. Besides Antcrp
The diamond industry ia carried ON cN-
tensiycly nowhere else. The trade
il usually conducted on the cash system,
credit being generally short, The ag-
gregte paid In wages tO diamond work
ems in Amsterdam il about fGOO, 600
per nnnum, and II Is estimated that from
1000 10 5000 persons arr employed
in the industry, and IN the business
81 buying and selling the rough and
polished stones. The wages Of men en-
gagged In the various operations OF clean
ing, cutting and polishing are decreasing,
because Of the constant increase IN the
number Of skilliul workmCn nndthe never
ccasing accession Of apprentices The de-
clarcd export Of diamonds from Amstcr.
dam 10 the United States in 1885
amounted 10 f27j, 5OS but this by no
means represents the total export, but
those the invoices Of which wcrc presented
10 the consul 10 be- certified. \ large
quantity IL sent 10 Paris and London 10
be dispatched Ia America, and many dia-
monds an also taken on the peron.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-10
Mexican ye,er,,s. Rcuuiou

Miss ALICE BRADY, OF Fast st. Louis,
Mo-, was cured OF opthalmia by Pc-ru-na.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-10

FoRr WoRru, Tex, Nov. 0.-ThreC
hundred and seven veterans of the Mexican
war met here yesterday for their fifteenth
annual reunion. The following officers OF
the National association are present: Gen.
NJ. ID. Nanston, OF l.ogansport Ind, presi-
dent; Maj. A. NJ. Kennedy, OF Washing
ton, secretary; Maj W. f.. Estes, OF Tex
arkana, and Gen. w. T.. Keenc OF Jeiier-
son, vice president. No business was trans
acted
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-10
An Eleven Year Ola Murderer.

Nrw YonR, Nov. o--An Atlanta, Ga,
special says; "The youngest murderer In
Georgia was sentenced yesterday in the
superior court TO a life term In the peni.
Tertiary. His name Is Charles Henry
Lockslcy, and he is but eleven ycau Of
age. aud Il ~ black as polished ebony.
About two months ago Milo Thomas, n
well known Young man oi Augusta, was
stabbed and Killed instantly by locktlcy.
Thomas was standing in front Of the Cen.
trail railroad depot, when the lad passed
with cigarette picture ~ his hand.
Thomas took the card from the boy, when
the latter INDUCED In considerable proian.
itv. Thomas slapped him snarily for this,
whcrcupon Locksley quickly drew large
rocket knife and stabbed bin. The jury
was out bu,two hours. and returned a
verdict OF murder, with the rccommcnda'
lion 10 life imprisonment. The boy ~
cciyed the sentence indiIlcrcnily.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-10
The Diamond Trade OF Amsterdam.

W. VI. CRFrITH, Ashland, KY, was
cured OF very chronic ulcers by lacu-pi-a.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-10
Mailing Explosives To Re stopped.

Buy your Horse Shoe" tobacco now
while it's cheap. Best navy tobacco made.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-10
, pence R.irns q, TahIcauah.

ST.. Louis, No, Nov o.-Peaoc rcigns at
Tahleauah, I. r., and In the council.house
thc leaders Of tie bclliyccni factions are
caucusing. trying 10 arrange compro-
misc When the Maycs party came IN sun
day many Of them carried Winchester
rifles Friends Of that side exposiulaied,
and the arms were laid aside. The Mayes
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FRowNs AND TEARS.
neLore M m. of nlook In han.

Before The days Of clock IN hall
or watch ln pocket, or Uu wall,
Tie auciurt- told the time Oi day
by Wea sUrcweuts of suu and shade,
Just us you 90. you fFlwirl ialc,
" no cuu teevtrythiGg hu' gay.
They set up In a public ulncc
a dial with Il painted face,
vi Crcpu figure NE your nose,
or like yUut threatening finger, rose;
And. when mo sun went up and down,
Pointed The % ur-, ~ yuI do UDN,
" .th su len uuWUrs uu your brow,
For every hour different frown
when the sun set, or hid lis Hight
In cloudy days and IA tho night,
They told the time another way,
by water, which from vessels dropped,
TIL they were cHptlcd when II stopped;
And this they called the clepsydra,
You use the same old measure yet,
For eyermOre your eyes are wet,
You leaky creature, old and sour,
Whose llfC j. a perpetual shower
Strong should he be, and IN lis prime,
To whom, as wife, you measure time.
How he can tell, with you In sight,
Whether u be the day or night,
Has puzzled me, | own, for years,
Your peeyish tempers change go sOoni
Your trown, as now, prOclalms II noon,
And nov It's midnight by your tears
-[R. Il. Stoddard in Harper for May.
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THIRTY YEARS AGO.

Your Sire aud we're singers, lad,
some thirty years ago:
When mlus'rl'y was III lis prime
Perhaps hctOld youspg
Pure as hell was his vui,c, lad,
some thifiN years nuu;
While ! surg b'ss tlnl not so bad ~.
Maybe he told YOU 500
Your mother was fair AS a lily, lad,
Seine thiity years ago;
The tenor wooed, aud the bass as we'll
Perhaps she told you so?
The prize was won by the tenor, lad,
Some thirty years ago;
i surg my best on their wedding day
Did they never tell you SO?
But the lily drooped aud died, lad,
Most twepty years ago;
And sung my last by au open grave
Have they never told you so?
The bell voice, too, is hushoi, lad,
And Thirty years ago,
Like a sweet refrain, return to me
I'm glad told you so.
DAVID DUNLAP.
The Washington critic., 1887-04-25
The interstate Commerce Law.

EDITOR CRITIC; One OF the wrongs which
the law was enacted for the purpose OF re-
moving is that OF discriminating against
email manufacturing town without railroad
competition In favor Of those which are
railroad centres. This is great wrong
reaching even unto inhumanity.
Manufacturers unable to contend have
been compelled to remove to the large town
or suspend work. But the most serious ef
fects are seen In the cramped, wretched
and crowded homes Of tine operatives in
these large tOwus; the pslr-faced suffering
Of the women and children; the free schools
OF vice aud corruption opened to youth both
day and night This discrimination Is
largely due to the greed and power of those
who have secured the lands at these rail-
road centres, We NAV not expect them to
give up their unjust advantages without a
severe struggle. Yet II We would preserve
even a semb a ce Of liberty this thing must
stop, and these men must he compelled to
regard the equities Of business life and yield
obedience to inst laws.
Very many OF the reasons urged by the
railroad attorneys briorclte Commissioner
are that the enforcement Of section wOnl
compel their roads to stop the commission
OF this great wrong.
Gentlemen, this was what the law was
made for. You may as well accept the ia
evitable and put your roads honestly TO
work under the law. Your attorneys 10 aud
out Of Congress are not able TO help You
defeat the law.
Washington, April 25.
The Washington critic., 1887-04-25

Rbody Is surely progressing. By and
by 1t will be SO foreign born white
man can get seat there. Eventu lilly,
perhaps, the property tax for citizen
ship will be abolished aud the State
become enfranchlsed.
The Washington critic., 1887-04-25
Harper aud "scribncr' for May.

Mt. KobeIt BeaIT, 40 PennsyIvanIa ave
nue., is in receipt of Harpo''s Magasne for
May. Its leadIug articles are "The Recent
Movement IN Southern Literature" by
Charles W, Coleman, IT,, with twelve por.
traits; "Ihc Three Trtuns yellowstone
PsTkI,n by Alice Wellington Rlllius, richly
illustrated aLd "Aotins hud Actors,m by
G. Coque!ip, With twebty-,ix drawings OF
French actUrs 10 character
Mr. Btall Is also In receipt Of ScriJHcr's
Magazine for May, containing among other
Timely aud Interesting papers one upon the
"FOIests Of Nofih Amerlcu,m BY n. 3
shaler, and another upon "fhc Develop
ment Of the Steamship by Commander i.
J.. Chadwick Of the navy.
The Washington critic., 1887-04-25
"PorrinCer" Again,

EDITOR CRITIC: would like to know
how Mr.. Senex knows that his version Is the
only correct one as to the invention OF the
rhyme to the word "porrlnger." Here is the
one that think is correct: A convival party
was gathered around table one night and
among the number was the Prince OF Wales,
afterward George ", and Sheridan. The
Prince said that he would bet $50 that no
man could make rhyme to porringer,
whereupon Sheridan responded:
The Duke Of York daughter had,
lie married to the Prince OF Orange her;
And now by zounds, I'll take your pounds,
For here's rhyme to porringer.
JuvESALIs,
WaahinutOn April o.
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Oar "Ayerager PopuIntJon.

EDITOR CRITIC VIII you be kind
enough to tell us the average population OF
the District of Columbia? IL. l.. q.
There being but one quantity or sum
given in this proposition, we hardly know
how to arrive at an average. The last local
census taken was in 1885, and the popua-
tion Of the District was ther estimated to
be about 100000. At certain seasons OF the
year 1t is much larger than at other seasons
supposiDg 1t to be 100000 at the height of
a Congressional session, the average would
be 920000.-ED, CRITIC1
The Washington critic., 1887-04-25
AljEJIDN SALES
Py DUNCANsoN BROS.
ID Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROP.
ERrY ON TENTH STREET SOUTHEAST

lly virtue Of deed of trust recorded In II.
her No, 1910, folio 35S ct scq., one of the land
records Tor the District OF columbia we will
sell In front Of the PREMISES on THURSDAY,
the 2sih dav Of April, A, u, 1887, at O'Clock
y, m, all that piece and parcel of ground and
promises situate lying and being In the City
Of Washington, In the District of Columbil,
and known and distinguished as part of lot
one % in square nine hundred and forty.flyc
Ud5), beginning for the same forty.thrce ti3
feet from the northeast corner of said lot,
running thence south twenty (l0l feet, thence
west one hundred (i00) feet thence north
twenty t2O) feet, and thence cast one hundred
feet 10 the beginning, together with all the
improvements, ways, easements, rights PRIV.
ilcpes and appurtonances thereto belonging
or In any manner appertaining.
Terms: One third cash, balance In 0 and IL
months notes TO bear per cent. interest aud
TO be secured by deed of trust on promises
sold or all cash, at option Of purchaser. Con-
veynnClng, etc, Mt purchasers cost. A dc.
posit Of Si00 required at time Of sale. II terms
Of sale are not complied with In 10 days the
trustees reserve the right to resell the property
at the risk and cost of the doiaulting purchaser
after five days public notice of such resale In
some newspaper published in Washington,
DC. -.-
JOHN WALTER, Jr,
JOHN l.. VoGT,
The Washington critic., 1887-04-25

A Mormon elder arrived in Chicago Sat.
urday with three wives and eight children,
but the proprietor OF the hotel at which they
stopped, concluding that three women were
too many for one man in Chicago, had the
elder arrested for blgamy. This Is the first
instance on record of a Chicago man under
rating his own town.
When you are naliag down carpets and
pound your finger it's time to try new
tack.
The Washington critic., 1887-04-25
NOTES AND GOSSIP.

Mn. ions Q New Of indianapolis viii
sail for Europe April 80 by the Etrurla.
Roswell +. FLOWER sails for Europe
next Wednesday, to be gone several
months.
ARuoR DAY in Connecticut is to be OBJ
served on Friday, April 90, and in Massa.
ebusetts on Saturday, April 80.
A mLL has been introduced In the New
York State Senate for the incorporation OF
q Geological Garden in the city OF New
York.
EN-MAYoR CARTER HARRISON OF Chicago
will leave soon for California with his
family, and intends to make tour OF the
world
THE big bridge between New York aud
Brooklyn is being treated to new coat OF
paint, and 1t will take about twenty tons OF
paint to cover IL.
oN MS s0th birthday Kaiser Wilhelm gave
his medical attendant, DR.. Won Lauer,
purse containing $4,000, and on his 9Oth
birthday, $4,000.
TIE ST. Louis Cremation Society have se-
cured a fine ive.acrc lot on which to build
the crematory, and are now engaged 10 rails
Ing The necessary funds.
THE lat Of Republican candidates Tor
uuited States senator u New Hampshire
has been Increased by the additlrn Of the
uanie OF eN Congressman james +. Bfisgs.
REV. BAsI WuHrGroUce, cturu ~
WInrLcst arr'y-I in N-w Yn,k Srm1w.
accompanied b, hi, vitr qna lsuih'ar. He
is about ~ Years NJ ts", uh '.t, &c hrs lit>'
whit 10 America
InE Congressional Ir'a'ion from rhr
city II N,w ln.t wt.d d,.rl e .llriay og.u.
Ing ly the Sdurd., NUtt l'Wh. Au,, i.
unlgi"r. n"lrg b" fIur.y,l -p .thrt iu
hthslf ot the d-''ali'i
TIME isauew batch %: stories anil'
serious diiluIcuccs hc'vovp the Prrs1 mt
Grd his Secretary pt War. It must seem
strange 10 the Serr't.ry thtt Nr CLEVELAND
doesn't reign Philadelpll Press.
is FRONT Of grocery store in Blocker
street, near Brcalway discovered the
other day sign on basket Of eggs which
read as follows! "Fresh rsgs gtIarnn,ce1
Every egg dated, - New York Tribune
TnE Confederate morumtut to be un.
yelled at llopkinsville, Ky, May 10, Is built
Of Maine granite, aud cost tl2,0O0. It is
the gift Of J. c. Latham of New York. Tdq
orations OF the occasion will be delivered bF
Congressman Breckenridge OF Kentucky
and Rev. Charles F. Deems Of New York.
The inmates of the Forrest Home for
Actors, near Philadelphia, celebrated the
323d anniversary of the birth of Shakes
peare Saturday afternoon with long
musical and dramatic programme, closing
with the third act of "Othello," in which
Frank Lawler, aged ~, was OhcliO:
Richard Pennistan, Edgo, and Mrs. Rachael
Cantor, aged u, Desdemona
The crown jewels of France, to be sold
on the 10Th Of May, consist of 81 ,iO3 bril-.
liants, 81, ,ll9 roses, 2G93 pearls and large
number OF rubies, emeralds, sapphres and
tmquoises, the collection dating back to
Francois l., in 1880, when it's value was
computed at S735,G53. 1t ls not thought
that the coming sale will realize more than
| $l,COO,O0O, as most OF the best stones will
| have to be unmounted and reset.
The Washington critic., 1887-04-25
CALDWELL & SONS,

ANTIQUE AND OTHER FURNITURE,
SOt Il street northwest
Carpets, Stoves, Spring Mattresses, Mirrors
and oil Paintings.
Feather Pillows and Mattresses to order at
lowest prices.
Repairing and Upholstery n speciality.
Fine Old Mahogany Chairs, Odd pieces of
furniture OF all descriptions.
gXf-C, II. Caldwell Is agent for the Victor
Fire and Burglarproof Safes.
The Washington critic., 1887-04-25

.51-O Plelce court w, 3fs.s........... W
NORTH WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE CO.,
1870 + st n W.
EOR RENT-A Brick Dwelling. 4
Il rooms and cellar, bet l. st and Mass ave
and 18th and lith SITS IL W; sll per month.
TYLER II RUTHERFORD, 1926 st W.
EOR RENT-A Groom Brick House;
II water in yard; rent cheap. Call at SEX
II ST n @, half square from Government Print
ing Office,
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RON ,rn n SGiinnI nnttSrs

OyrICE or TIiE ESGiNEER CoNNtssioSEn
WASHINGToS, u. G April ls, 1857
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
this Oifice until IL o clock m. OF Wednesday,
April q, 1881, for constructing two two-story
eight room soho oll.houses, one on Verm mt
avenue. between Il and u streets northwest.
and one q street, between Third and Fourth
streets southeast, In the city of Washington
ID. G,
Bids will be received for each building sop
arately, or for both In one amount, In which
case the cost of each will be stated.
Blank forms Of proposals and specifications
together with all necessary information, can
be obtained upon application at the Office of
the Inspector Of buildings, and only bids upon
these forms will be considered.
The right Is reserved to reject any or all
bids or parts Of bids.
WILLIAM LUDLOW,
Engineer Commissioner
The Washington critic., 1887-04-25
YOR Observation-Disclosures,

L'OR SALE-One Eour.foot Solid
"A walnut crib, springs and mattress; all
in good order. Apply at 1912 Sths st W.
GOOD BUSINESS CHANCE - VIII
VI be sold ut a bargain II applied for i'm
modntely, the good will and a portion of the
furniture of a well,establlshod and centrally.
located bOaTdng-hOuse doing good bust
ness. Address LOck-hox G9i City Posto0ice,
EOR SALE-very Cheap-Head-
II stones and monuments and all kinds of
stouo.trmminGs, at the lowest possible rates;
we solicit Il call from parties wanting any
thing In Our limo, EDWARD THOMAS, stone
yard, LIST st, bet u and Md ayese.
LNOR sALE-A 7-octave square Plano,
II walnut bookcase, extension table, side.
board, walnut wardrobe and several bed
room sets Call At S0l 10th st W,
The Washington critic., 1887-04-25
FOR RENT...HOuSES,

TOR RENT-2-story Brick Dwell'g,
Il 5rs, Sl2.iO per month: 1872 0lS 81 Nv,
TYLER & RUTHERFORD,
1926 II st n w,
The Washington critic., 1887-04-25

The appointment OF General Christopher
G. Augur as commandant Of the camp at
the approaching military reunion Is to be
commended in every way. The approprl-
ateness of the biggest Augur in the couu-
try for a National Drill will not be
questioned.